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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-13
Listen to Your Wife.

The Manchester Guardian June s, 1888. says:
At one ofthe
Windows"
Looking on the woodland ways With clumps
of rhododendrons and great masses of may
blossoms 'There was an interesting
graUp.
It included one who had been q "Cotton Spin
ner," but was now so
Paralyzed :!
That he could only bear to lie in q reclining
position.
This refers TO my case.
I was first attacked twelve years ago with
"Locomoter AtaNy'
4 parslytic disease Of nerve fibre rarely ever
cured and was for several years barely able
to get about.
And for the last five years rot able TO attend
70 my business, although
Many things have been done for me.
The last experiment being nerve stretching.
Two years ago I was voted into the
Home for inCurables! Near Manchester, in
May, l:S2
lam no advocate" "For anything in the
shape of patent Medicines;
And make many obi 5ctions ID my dear wife's
constant urging to try Hop Bitters, but finally
20 paCify her
Consented
Ihad not quite flalshed The first bottle when
felt 3 change come oEsr me. This was SRt9r-
day, November Sd. OBS5Qnday morningI feit
so strong I said to mySseqm companioIss:
was sure 1 could 80
walk $3.50
SO started across the loee andbsck.
hardly knewno%-to co1tain fifkelf. wss
all over the houseSI am gatning strsngthe scn
day, and can walk qifsestssfe without any
'StCk"'
~ z-Drort 80
lam now al my own R9gse, and hope soon to
be aole 10 ea59.Ry ownE9iving again. 1 have
been nemtlsr Ut the Manchester
For nearly SsiTty years, End was most hearth
= cOngratulateas or .gOtig IN the room on
faursqay last. 8fatss9fa3i;y yop 5s,cr-px
N4EcHEsTER Eng t5ss@ec. "A, 1883.
Two years later am psrfectiy well
One Expsrieff9s of Many.
Having experienced great deal Of
Trouble, 90 from tsatigestion, so much so that
came near losing my
Life, p
Ny trouble s3gays tame after eating any
gasgevsr light,
8asisest!ble.
For two or.ihree hoats at a time had to go
through the most
EErruciatpgRainsss
and The onlysgay hever got
"ReIefH'
Was by throwing up ell my stomach con
lained ~, No one can conceive The pains tnat
had 10 20 through, until
AT last:"eas
9 ives. taken ESQ that for three weeks l lay
ID bed anu
Could eat nOthih8I
NgsQferings were&o that I called two doc
Jpasp9 gige me something that would stop the
Their efforts were no good to me.
AtlestI heard q good teal
"Ab6ntyOur Hop BiJteTs
And determined to try them"
Got a bottle-in four hours I took the con
cents Of
one -
Next day I was out of bed, and have not
seen a
sick"
Hour, from the same cause, since.
/ have recommended 1t to hundreds of others
Ion have no such
Advocate as I am "
GEO. KENDALL, AIlston, Boston, Mass.
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TIE WHEAT CR0R.

CHICAGO, Ill, May 8.-The Farmers
Review will print the following CT op re.
port this week: Rains have been bene-
ficiG2 to winter wheat in all the states re-
porting this week, but more is required
to give tha3 crop and spring wheat more
rapid growth. the seeding of spriHg
wheat is completed and N many IN
stances the crop IS above tAe
g2ound and promising we'll. The
average condition Of winter
wheat in fourteen counties in Illinois re-
porting this week is, 80, per cent. In
Stephenson county the average is placed
at los Per cent, and N Dewitt, Efing-
ham, EaltOD, Madison ank Pulaski Goun-
( ties at 100 per cent. The condition in
! White and Wayne counties is reported as
| low a3 so per cent, while in Clint3n it is.
placed at SO, per cent. In Coles county
the condition is placed at IS
per cent, and in Brown,
Christian, Stark and Wabash
counties the condition is placed 1t 80 FER
cent. Johnston and Scott counties report
tie condition good. Hanankee an aver
age and Marion abo3e the average co2di-
ton OF winter wheat. Reports on the
condition of spring wheat ara beginning
| to cone in. Dewitt county reports an
average condition OF ITO per cent, Rulton
and Stark SO per cent.
| The general average condition oil
winter wheat fog Indiana counties report
ing this week is 81 per cent. Madison
has an Average condition of log ger cert,
Morgan LOG per cent, while in Carroll,
White, La Grange, Vernillion, Harrison
and Knox counties the average condition
is good. Jay county reports one third
the crop killed.
The conditions of winter and spring
wheat in Eayette and Jackson counties OF
Iowa, is reported as fne, bit the acreage
small. The condition of spring wheat is
good IN nearly every report with the ex-
ception of Emmitt, where il has not
sprouted, and Crawford where it is SUI
fering on account of d7outh.
The condition of winter wheat in Kan
sas on the whale is not promising. Paw
nee, Jefersoa and Wilson counties alone
report good state of affairs, while eight
other counties report very poor to fan
condition. and want of rain.
In Kentucky the condition of the cror
is satisfactory. The same may be said o.
Michigan with the exception of Berent
county.
IN Minnesota winter wheat Is in fail
Condition, but spring wheat is not above
greund yet.
7 Prospects in Missouri are very goo(
I Tor full crop of winter wheat.
Winter and spring wheat in Nebrask'
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a PRETTY WoMANsS SECRET

on. Removes 'pirnples, clears the ooIn-
plexion. Elegant dressing and tonic, tor sne
hair or whiskers. Stops he coming out, reR6ws
growth. no oil nor grease, S1OO. DTuggastse
E. S. WELLS, Jersey City, y, ],
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Condensed Locals.

Nr JnO. L. Mills, for eighteen years chief clerk
At thu Arlington, takes charge OF the "HOly Inn"
this summer
The Maryland Democratic Club at its meeting
last night WAS addressed by Judge Devices, OF the
Department of Justice.
In the case OF Richards agt. the Baltimore and
Potomac Railroad Co. in the Circuit Court yesIer-
day, verdict for plaintiff for y. $50 rendered
In consequence Of the indiSpOSitiOn Of Judge
Montgomery. Judge Nerrick opened the Criminal
court this morning and adjourned 1t till tO-InOr
row.
Four small white boys and one small cOlOred boy
were before the Police Court this morning charged
with making things diSagreeable for the residents
Ui Cleveland avenue. They were warned and their
personal bombs taken not 10 repeat the ofenSe.
Mr.. ROS \. Fish, who, having been appointed
assessor OF the District. rejrpS from the Office
II deputy register OF the Treasury, was yesterday
presented by employees OF the Registers office with
i handsome French clock, with bronze ornaments
and Expenditures. made the presentation address
A strawberry festival and sale. for the benefit Of
the Girls Friendly society, Will be held at
Epiphany church THURSDAY and Friday evenings
The attention OF organizations contemplating
Excursions Il called In the advertisement of Colo
nial Beach in another column.
Yesterday afternoon Sarah Baker living at Il
h street northeast, fell from street ear at 1st
street and PcnnSy lTdnfa ave. and severely iured
her hip She was taken TO her home by Officer
Mansfield
The WEEKLY STAR'S Pocket Atlas OF the World Is
orered Tree 70 every Ne" subscriber for year to
t'h OF 1871 pages prOfuSely Illustrated with more
than loo cOOTed maps and diagrams and contains
wealth OF general Information SEE advertise
IN another column.
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A WoRD ABOUT CArARnH.

1T is the mucous membrane, that wonderful semi
hd envelope surrounding the delicate tissues of the
air and food passages that Catarrh makes its strong
hold Once established it eats into the very vitals and
renders life but lOng-drawn breath Of misery and
disease dulng the sense Of hearing, tra1nmeling the
power of speech destroying the faculty of SMELL faint
ing the breath, and killing the refined pleasures Of
taste Insidousy, by creeping on from simple cold
in the head it assaults the membranous lining and
veops the bones eating through the delicate and
causing Inflammation. sloughing, and death. Nothing
short of total eradication will heal tn to the pa
tien and all Alternatives simply procrastinated
sufferings, leading to fatal termination SANFoRD's
RADICAL CURE. by Inhalation and by Internal admin
istraton has never failed when the disease has
made frightfl nroads delicate constitutions
ing, SMELL and taste have been recovered and the
ease thoroughly driven OUT
SANFoRDs RADICAL CURE consists of one bottle of
the RADICAL CURE one box CATARRHAL SOLVENT,
and one IMPROVED INHALER, neatly wrapped in
package. with full directions; price, 81.
POTTER DRUG CHEMICAL Co., BOSTON,.
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me 1OIedO Oa0etss
ENTHUSIASTICALLY WELCOMED HOME AND PRESENTED

ENTHUSIASTICALLY WELCOMED HOME AND PRESENTED
WITH 81 900.
The Toledo Cadets arrived home from the
National DIM ii ~ O'Clock yesterday morning
and were given an enthusiastic reception. Mayor
Hamilton y eic0med them and other speeches were
ma Las, night grand banquet was given the
c,.'i~ts and they were presented with $1,000
l'!r-- made MP by citizens OF Toledo
\ press dispatch from Toledo saws: The feeling
! strong that the cadets were unfairly treated at
thc dT1A The International Far Association
cnrrS 10 back them for purse OF 5000 against
IL" I1in.LA Riffs, the drill 10 occur at the fair
IrXt =. pJelHocr. splitter q Co., leading banking
flrm OF this city, tonight issued a challenge TO
TN ioulaN Rifles. the winners OF the prize drill at
Washington, 10 drill against the Toledo Cadets
u this Ci1y Tor $1,000. The challenge speeches
That IN ir1iI shall take place or before August
i. IA either Chicago or Cincinnati, with a pref
'-t'nce Tor the former place. The challenge viii
remain OFen until June ID
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Howard University.
THE GRADUATING EXERCISES OF THE NORMAL AM


THE GRADUATING EXERCISES OF THE NORMAL AND
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENTS.
At Howard University last night the graduating
exercises OF the normal and preparatory classes
were held in the college hall. The exercises were
interesting, and the essays read by graduates
were creditaDle performances The graduating
classes We're composed of the following: Normal
class-COlbert 5. SyphaX, lr., Washington: Mamie
l. Hill, Nashington; L. Romena Hunter, Charles
ton, 5, c. Preparatory class-GeO. NJ. Amber
Washington: VIM. X. B. Arthur, Louisville, Ky.
VIM ii. H. Brooks, Alexandria, Va; Ephra1m II.
Blunt, Lincolnville, $. c.; \. Leopold Brown
Springfield, Mass; ChaS. F. l. Brown, New York ;
H. Ii. Burke, Washington; JAS A. Gilbert, Ber-
muda, W. l.: cornelius II. Hunter, Washington;
Geo. NJ LghtfoOt, Culpeper Courthouse, Va; JAS
". Lumpkins, Samuel W. Madden, Willis A. Mad
den. Alexandria, Va; Perry G. Walker, Jr, Balti-
more Nd; Lowry b. Washington, ChriStiansburg
Va, j. EmmerSon White, PowellSvile, n. C..
The commencement OF the college department
Will take place to-nigh IN the college chapel The
program comprises an GRAFTON on Theory and
Practice" BY j. Stanley Dykes, of Md; an Grafton
on The Martyrs OF Intellectual Liberty" by s.
Dolden Fowler OF Va, and a masters GRAFTON by
Richard 7. Mess, A. B., OF the class OF 10, whose
theme is 'SOciallstic Influences"
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The Camp Meeting Association.
THE ANNUAL MEETING AND ELECTION or oFFICRRi
At WASHINGTON GROVE.

THE ANNUAL MEETING AND ELECTION or oFfIcERs
AT WASHINGTON GROVE.
AT the annual meeting OF the Washington Grove
camp meeting associationwas held at the grove last
Monday, W. r. woodward, ESQ.,, presided, with E
F. Simpson, secretary. Reports from Officers were
read, which show the affairs of the association to
be in a prosperous condition. The receipts for the
year were g. 1885; expenditures for the year
W were S7242 balance in treasury, ss2S sos
woodward Jos. F. Birch, j. w. Wade, Geo. A.
Birch, Alfred Wood, Geo. l. Hall, E. F. Simpson,
%9g sm93b j. n Miehe wv WoT sr9
Henry Wilson, A. r. Barker, Hill A. Hall, p. M.
smith, J. T. Wareld, Geo. l. Gartrell. B. s. Plat,
were elected trustees. Major Thos. P. Morgan de-
cined reelection as president, and the follow
Cohen Simpson
n. Bovee and J. F. stock, committee of audit.
ENTERTAINING THE MINNEAPOLIS MILIrARY.-The
National Rifles this morning escorted their guests
visiting Mount vernon, the program Of the day
provides for a planked shad dinner at Marshall
Hail. Ton g ,e at ocos the visitors from
MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-Marriage licenses have
Proctor, of Rockville, Nd, and Annie f. Nugent;
Chas. H. Davis and Rose NJ. Hammer; Rodney
and @ na sse and r a1a
John Alexander and Harriet Ann Catherine.
PAYING DEARLY FOR BUGGY RIDE.-This MORN
ing, In the Police Court, Thos RUTHERFORD brick
layer. who lives in East Washington, and young
named Snas BuSe charged BY officer
that they overdrove horse which Rutherford had
hired at Russels livery stable. MIR. Russell testt
In the morning to take his wife out in the country.
Later in the morning he learned that the animal
6sS he Sy When the
another was loose, and the vehicle was broken.
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CITY ITEMS.

Stamped and fringed linen nj Tray Covers, l2Hc.
Monte cloth stamped Doyl1e2, sc.
Fine linen open-work Doylies, 12kc.
Stamped Toilet Sets, pieces 3ec.
few more Bureau Scarfs, SOC. A'
Lot SILK Tassels, all colors, 15c. dozen.
Shoe Bags, pockets, CSC.
few more Laundry Bags, SOC.
Pongee stamped SluHber PILLOWS, Csc
new invoice OF Swiss Embrolderfes at very low
prices immense bargains In laces :, OF every
description.
Mrs. MAX wEY1, Agt.
On Saturday Great Glassware Sale at The
Razors kept in condition free. 4s7 Pa. av. ga
DR.. Henley's Celery, Beef and Iron
Quiets nervous irritabinty and gives refreshing
sleep to those troubled with insomnia. james F.
Barbour, sole agent for this District of Dr. Hen.
iey's Celebrated Beef and Iron Tonic.
day. 1t
Phillips Digestible Cocoa.
Unlike other cOcOas or chocolates, it is not
greasy, and though containing all the nutr1ment
OF the richest cocoa bean it is so prepared that 1t
Will not disturb digestion and makes a delicious
table drink. All druggists and grocers keep It, l
bargains in Glassware ON Saturday at The
Sewing Machines for Rent. All Kinds.
at Auerbach's, 7th and II. Telephone. 42s-2
Immense Assortment OF Handsome Baby
Carriages will be offered at private sale below
manufacturers prices at Walter b. Williams 4
Co.'S auctfoneers, cor. 10th st. and Pa. ave.
Sd turilay Glasssware-Saturday Glass
ware at The Fair. 1t
Bailey, s25 7th st. Fly screens put in, 7oc. i'm
Best i'm the World. 1ndestructible SO Trunk
% everlasting Bag. Beckers 1345 Pa ave. 60
COlburn,s
WORCESTERSHIRE TABLE SAUCE
Plquant and appetHing. Has no equal in f1avor.1m
Glassware. New Designs. Special Sale
Saturday at The Fair. 1t
Harper's Bazaar Fashion Papers for
June at Auerbach's Sewing Machine RS, 7th&H.2
Bailey's 25-ft. Rubber Hose complete, s. I'm
''The Queen Of Beers.''-No family should
be without MOerlein's celebrated Beer 7!jc, per
doz- [6m] F. H. FINLEY, Agt., LOG b ST.
Saturday Glassware. Bargains at TIE
Fair. re-
Bailey's 81 Saw, warranted. 1'e ~ Ina
''Royal ailue'' mends 'em.-Boston Varieties.
COlburn.s
PHIIADELPH MUSTARD.
King OF condiments. Flavor, pungency, strength
combined in perfection. Finest mustard made. I'm
Bailey's, s25 9TH st. NV. Lawn Mowers 1915.
Glassware. New Patterns. Elegant Designs.
Saturday at The Fair. it
There il but One
Union Brand Observation-Disclosures Beware OF fmi-
tatiOnS co
The Silent American for Sale and Rent
at Auerbach's Sewing Machine Rooms, 7th& H. 2
Re sure attend the Great Sale Saturday at
The Fair, S12 18th q. W., GOldSchmid'S Old Stand.
1t
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
N II q ri mi int. M m
Also, Cottage Cheese and ButterInilk, sweet MILK
&c. per quart. Cream L1c.
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HOW 1T ACHES.

Worn out with pain. but still compelled by stern me-
cessty to stand to the work before bear
pain ReiJ in one minute in CUTIcURA ANTI-PAIN
PLASTER for the aching sides and back, the
painful muscles. the sore chest and hacking cough
and every pain and ache of daily toll. Elegant new
original speedy and infalible. At druggists 21c
for 81, postage free, Of POTTER DBUG AND CHEMI-
CAL Co, BOSTON. je2
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Nenfher.

Ind cTffopy f0T m" ~ hO'O'v commencing H. m
Y"r the District Of columbia. New Jersey. Eastern
Penlsy isauit. Delaware. Maryland and Virginia
lC.aI rains. soUtherly shifting 10 westerly winds
Hearty stationary temperature.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONh1 ~ LOAN.
REAL ESTATE LOANS, LIFE AND FIRE INsUR
~ ance placed Army and Navy Pay Accounts cashed
Loans or Building Association Stock or other good
Collateral Security. WM H. DEMPSEY, 1924 New
York ave- my26-3m
s,3o o'oooo90 LOAN
r15,0O0 ON REAL ESTATE,
1000
1000 rmya5l rHos f. wAaaAMAs.
MONEl TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE AT Low
my19-15t 1881 + st. NV.
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE IN THE
CITY or county IN sums to SUIT It oMest rates Of
INV, doors above r ST. ap26-ow'
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE PROMPT
1'- ' s s oSEasa'i21f BRADLEY,
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, AT 5 To6
NJ per cent per annuln any sum desired: good
apII-sm 1las New 1ors ave
MONEY ALWAYS IN OUR HANDS TO LOAN ON
M satisfactory real estate security suitat
Is ~ Hill johnston. 7as 18th st.nw
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. IN SUMS
N1 TO suit Ut lowest rate OF interest.
T. HOFFMAN,
sells corner 10th and + stsnw
MONEY TO LoANoN tAAlPs1RKEG9vEDHEALE ESTATE
aoderate commissions Nc delay:
M ONEY TO LOAN
IA In SUNS to SUIT at lowest rates, approvedrea
estate security. FITCH, FOX BROWN,
Cc2O 14.I leunsy lvsuia ava
M ONki LOAN
Ul AT LON EST RATES OF INTEREST
Oh LEAL ESTATE SECURITY
1hOS.J. FISHER h CO,
se5 1874 st. NV
nj ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE AT LOWEST
Ul Rates
mo. IANENHowEg SON.
M ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE Or FIRST
NA Class securities, at lowest rates Ut interest No
oelay where the security is good.
mh}O U. Z. GREEN. 3O3 7thst NV
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Day GooDs SEAsosAB1E AND CuEAp

Two Cases New Style Satteens 12kc.
One Case Remnants do, Sc. worth l2Hc.
French Satteens, 25c., 3Oc, 35c.
Short-length Ginghams, 1Ge.: worth 15c.
One Case, $500 yards, Plaid Dress Goods Woolen at
15c.: usual price 1Sc.
One Lot short-length White Goods at 1Oc; usual
price l5c.
full Stock Light weight Wooden Dress Goods, Csc,
Soc, 1oc., S7xc, $1.0O.
Will receive early large Lot of Atwood 42-inch
Canvas Dress Goods in Cream. White, Tans, Browns
and Gsrne;s, at 375sc; former price 62Hc
White Shirts speciality.
Hosiery and Underwear in great variety at popular
prices.
Polite and accommodating statesmen to serve you.
JOHNSON L LUTTRELL
my2S 713 Market Space
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Amusements Tonight.

-Doekstaders Ministries.
ALBAUGH'S-"OliFeJte.
II 4tsEIS'. dreams"
hEfsSa s--NaTiety.
CAPIrAL.-NaTiety-
MANASSAS PASoRANA.-Day and evening.
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ale II itD rolls straw mattings IN 1Ointed at 20
cents. ant iolnfleS> at ~ cents per ward: SMYRNA
rug, So t2SS, S-., and Il % reduced nearly
On -Hat from former prices; LOCO smyrna mats
VIII lie sold At ~ cents and - cents: furniture
-lHriS W! u sold aS low as 1211 cents; also. the
hr,I in~tui'uent OF mosquito C;nOpieS at 81 each
sub egIaiGen"eS Friday and extends throughout
Saturday.
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THE WEEKLY. STARS Pocket Atlas OF the Worlo is
offered Tree TO every new subscriber for one year TO
the WEEKLY STAR Ii IS u handsomely printed
book Oh l9l pages. profusely illustrated with more
than 100 colored maps and diagrams and cont aims
wealth OF general Information See advertise
ment in another column.
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ArL-wooL cheek suits $40. Eiseman's, and E.

q. &. PARSONS HOUSEHOLD AMMONIA is the strong
81 cleanser and deOdor1Zer ever known for the
laundry. toilet, nursery and bath. VIII not in
JHTr the finest clothes SOttest skin, and is pleas
anter than the best toilet soap
Cet the genuine every time
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RARE CHANCE FOR Observation-Disclosures Is
Invited 10 large chancery sale OF valuable cit "
and suburban real estate by Reginald FendaIi
trustee, advertised in another column to take
place ON the 10Th, 10th, l1th, 18th and 10th DAYS
OF June lSS7.-idyt.
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Live WHILE TOT LIVE the epicure would say
'-S7d ~eif" TN" pleasures of the passing day." not
the least %; which Il the delightful sensation OF
inh.t-fn- the D"witching OdOr OF EaStman's Aloha
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AlL-wooL indigo blue suits So Eiseman's 7sE.

100 boxes, half boxes and cases Nessina
ttflTia and Palermo oranges and lemons rpceivfDC
AMI fnr -sir II very low prices by H.RRIs 4
ANpEsSON ri Louisiana avenue
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Aii-wooI stripe suits sIO. EISeman,s. : and

HASD-PsINTED GESTLEMESs SCARPs, rare and
5rih d.
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YoU can buy Solid Leather Misses Spring Heel.
cur Aid. 81. Goat Peb. Goat for 80 per pair.
". Il Rich, 1i1 Market space
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FUSSEILS ICE-CREAA.

OS Account OF WEATHER. Paperhangers Assem-
Dly so DOStpOuet 10 Thursday, June 9th. Tickets
fOT this date .rOod on the 9th
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The Probation Agency Work.
RECLAMATION OF CRIMINALS AND RELIEF OF THE IN
FORTUNATE

RECLAMATION OF CRIMINALS AND RELIEF OF THE IN
FORTUNATE.
Major Blood, of the probation agency, has opened
an Office in the fourth story OF the health depart
ment building, and is ready to begin his work
among the prisoners. The Women'S Christian
Temperance Union has appointed a committee to
cooperate with Major Blood. A finance commit
tee is TO be appointed, who will handle and ac-
count for all money contributed for the reciama-
ton OF criminals. Major Blood says that IL per-
sons who have caSt-On clothing TO donate win
notify him by postal card he Will send for the ar
tfcles. Commissioner Webb. who is greatly 1ntera
ested In the work, has promised TO render what
Sistance he can, and thinks the Commissioners
may be able to help the agency from the appro-
priatiOn for unSpeciiied charities. In addition to
the work among prisoners Major Blood says he
would be glad Tor any person i'll trouble ana want
ing assistance TO call at the agency, as they also
propose TO help such persons The first four
young men who were released by Judge Smell and
turned over 10 Major Blood have obtained employ
ment on a farm in Montgomery County, Mary
land, and at last accounts were doing well. The
last man whom Judge Smell released has been
cared for by Major Blood since last Friday He Is
an old offender, and scarcely Kept sober a week at
time. When he was placed in charge Of the
agency he had Oh WORKOUT suit OF clothes
Major Blood says last night he prayed for suit OF
clothes, and this morning it was given him by
lady.
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THE SUNDAY LAW TEST Casey,

THE SUNDAY LAW TEST CAsES.-Yestertiay the
Court In General Term took the two cases OF Harry
Standiford and Geo. w. Cochran, charged with
violating the sunday law. under adyiSeInent after
very thorough argument by MeSsrs. Walter d.
Dayidge, Chas. A. Elliott, and Chas. s. Moore for
the petitioners, and Assistant District Attorney
Harry Z. Davis for the District. The decision IL is
expected Will be announced on Monday.